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D2H: How to Take Off Your Low-pass Filter

Feeling a little bored? Feeling a little crazy? Feel like probably ruining that ancient D2H sitting on your shelf?

Well Sten Rasmussen from Norway shows you which infinitesimally small, imminently losable screws to remove in what order.

Here’s a bone-chilling peak at what lays ahead for you:



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One Response to “D2H: How to Take Off Your Low-pass Filter”

  1. Deep Bokeh Says:
    February 14th, 2008 at 06:54

    Gee, why not just flip the mirror up a go at it with a glass cutter?

    Is there a big advantage to doing this?

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